2012 | Played news show producer Mackenzie MacHale on Aaron Sorkin's drama series "The Newsroom" (HBO) |
2011 | Cast in Martin Scorsese's family adventure "Hugo" |
2011 | Played Paul Rudd's sister in "Our Idiot Brother" |
2011 | Voiced Holley Shiftwell, a British spy-in-training, in the animated feature "Cars 2" |
2010 | Played escaped patient Rachel Solando in Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island" |
2009 | Appeared opposite Steve Martin in "Pink Panther 2" |
2008 | Featured in the David Mamet directed, "Redbelt" |
2008 | Co-starred in "Chaos Theory" with Ryan Reynolds and Stuart Townsend |
2007 | Played the title character's (Ryan Gosling) sister-law in "Lars and the Real Girl" |
2007 | Appeared in three episodes of NBC's "30 Rock" as a love interest of Alec Baldwin's character Jack Donaghy |
2006 | Cast in "The Pink Panther" as the love interest of Inspector Clouseau (Steve Martin) |
2005 | Played the oblivious spouse of an adulterous Jonathan Rhys Meyers in Woody Allen's "Match Point" |
2004 | Featured in "Young Adam" opposite Ewan McGregor and Tilda Swinton |
2003 | Joined an ensemble cast in Stephen Fry's "Bright Young Things" |
2001 | Changed her prim image in favor of a more provocative one when she appeared full-frontally nude in "Lovely and Amazing" |
2000 | Played Bruce Willis' love interest in Disney's "The Kid" |
2000 | Featured in Kenneth Branagh's musical adaptation of "Love's Labour's Lost" |
2000 | Cast as Angelina, the star of the film-within-a-film, in "Scream 3" |
1999 | Played Esther in the American TV mini-series "Noah's Ark" (NBC) |
1999 | Had a small but pivotal role, opposite Hugh Grant in "Notting Hill" |
1999 | Played Miss Flynn in the TV mini-series "Cider with Rosie" (PBS); adapted for television by her father, John Mortimer |
1998 | Appeared as Kat Ashley in Shekhar Kapur's Oscar-nominated epic "Elizabeth" |
1996 | Cast in the Irish comedy "The Last of the High Kings" (released direct-to-video in the USA as "Summer Fling") |
1996 | First film role, playing Val Kilmer's wife in "The Ghost and the Darkness" |
1995 | TV debut in an adaptation of Dame Catherine Cookson's "The Glass Virgin" |
| Acted in "The Lights" at London's Royal Court Theatre and "The Merchant of Venice" at Edinburgh's Lyceum Theatre |
| Performed in several plays while studying at Oxford University |
